Nation Sep 21 What the 2020 census shows us about race and ethnicity in the U.S. right now By Mike Schneider, Associated Press
Nation Apr 13 Asian Americans are the fastest growing group in the U.S., report finds Fast-growing Asian American population set to change business and politics in the U.S. By Vignesh Ramachandran
Politics Dec 15 Census releases data to check official count for accuracy The U.S. Census Bureau will hold a news conference Dec. 15 to announce the release of the 2020 Demographic Analysis population estimates. By Adrian Sainz, Associated Press
Education Sep 01 How stereotypes can color teachers’ digital expectations for their students While providing access to digital technology is important, it won’t even the digital playing field. If teachers can embrace all students' digital interests as opportunities for learning, it would help. By Matt Rafalow, The Conversation
Politics Mar 04 What Super Tuesday data tells us about who voted and why What was driving voters in Super Tuesday states, and what could it mean as the 2020 race continues?… By Courtney Vinopal
Jan 23 Twitter Chat: Helping millennials step into the role of family caregiver By Zoe Rohrich How can younger Americans balance the stress and responsibility of providing care for loved ones? The PBS NewsHour will explore that and more in our next edition of #NewsHourChats on Twitter Jan. 31 at 2 p.m. EST. Continue reading
Nov 09 Watch 4:36 Comparing 2016 to 2012 shows where Clinton fell behind By PBS News Hour Donald Trump won the Electoral College with gains from the key battleground states of Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania and North Carolina. To examine the specific demographics behind Trump’s victory, Lisa Desjardins speaks with Amy Walter of the Cook Political Report. Continue watching
Jun 29 Column: Forget the white picket fence, the American Dream is in the city By Vikram Mansharamani The suburbs still offer a great deal, but there’s a powerful countertrend that is increasingly hard to ignore: a renaissance in cities. Continue reading
Feb 01 Watch 2:23 How good is Iowa at picking White House winners? By PBS News Hour How well do the Iowa caucuses predict success for a presidential candidate? Hari Sreenivasan and the NewsHour data team take a look at that state’s track record, what Iowans are posting on social media and how well these voters match… Continue watching
Feb 27 Gwen’s Take: Demographics as political destiny By Gwen Ifill The browning of America is about more than an expanding melting pot. It also has immediate implications for education and tax policy; for elective and strategic politics. Continue reading